Effect of a comprehensive geriatric assessment nursing intervention model on older patients with diabetes and hypertension

Table 1 Scales

Scales	Objects	Criteria
MBI	Physical function	The total score was 100 points, with classifications as follows: 75–95 (mild dependence), 50–70 (moderate dependence), 25–45 (severe dependence), and 0–20 points (full dependence)[9,10]
GDS	Depression level	The total score was 30 points, indicating depressive symptoms if > 11 points were scored[11]
HAMA	Anxiety levels	The total score was 50 points, with classifications as follows: ≥ 29 (severe anxiety), 21–28 (marked anxiety), 14–20 (moderate anxiety), and 7–13 points (mild anxiety)[12]
MNA	Nutritional status	The total score was 30 points, with classifications as follows: > 24 (good), 17–24 (possible malnutrition), and < 17 points (malnutrition)[13]
MoCA	Cognitive function	The total score was 30 points, wherein < 26 points indicate cognitive impairment[14]
PSQI	Sleep quality	The total score was 21 points, with classifications as follows: 0–5 (good quality), 6–10 (general), 11–15 (poor), and 16–21 points (fairly poor)[15]

MBI: Modified Barthel Index; GDS: Geriatric Depression Scale; HAMA: Hamilton Anxiety Scale; MNA: Mini Nutrition Assessment Scale; MoCA: Montreal Cognitive Assessment; PSQI: Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index.